As a full-time trader, my daily work involves finding that one effective signal amidst the massive noise of information. In the past, my "information system" consisted of dozens of Telegram groups, several Discord channels, and over a hundred X accounts. Every day, I had to spend a lot of time switching, filtering, and verifying across these platforms, which was extremely inefficient.
Until I started using #Traderumour , my workflow underwent a qualitative change. Now, I take Rumour.app as the core of my "information trading system" and have established a brand new trading model around it.
First, I treat Rumour.app as my primary source of information. The 'Alpha-focused chatrooms' in the app are where I spend most of my time each day. I no longer visit those large groups with tens of thousands of people for casual chats; instead, I focus on a few chatrooms with high-quality traders that have specific themes (such as 'DeFi Leaks' and 'L2 Narratives'). Here, the signal-to-noise ratio of information is very high, and many market narratives have already been brewing here before being reported by the media.
Secondly, I use the platform's 'pseudonymous reputation system' for information filtering. In Rumour.app, each user has a reputation score, which is dynamically adjusted based on the accuracy of the rumors they have previously posted and feedback from the community. I pay special attention to users with high reputation scores and good historical performance, treating them as my 'signal sources.' At the same time, I also post verified information from other channels onto the platform, gradually accumulating my own reputation. It's like a decentralized 'Bloomberg terminal,' where each user is both a consumer and a producer of information.
The crucial step is the platform's 'rumor-execution pipeline.' When I receive a valuable rumor from my 'signal source,' I no longer need to frantically open the exchange app. Rumour.app has a built-in trading terminal that supports mainstream DEX and CEX, allowing me to place orders with one click. This 'what you see is what you get' trading experience has allowed me to seize fleeting market opportunities several times.
For example, during KBW last week, I saw a rumor on Rumour.app about a certain GameFi project launching a new version soon, posted by a high-reputation user I have been following for a long time. At that time, the market had not reacted much, so I immediately placed an order on the platform and set a stop-loss. A few hours later, the project team announced it, and the token price surged. The profit from this trade covered my 'information costs' for a month.
Of course, I won't stake all my bets on @rumour.app . It's just one part of my entire trading system. I cross-verify the information it provides with on-chain data, technical analysis, and other multidimensional information. But it is undeniable that Rumour.app has become the most efficient and cutting-edge 'signal radar' in my system.
Recently, the platform launched a total reward activity of $40,000 for KBW and Token2049, including trading rewards and rumor submission rewards. I participated in the rumor submission competition, organizing and posting some new dynamics I heard about the AI+DeFi track. Although I didn't make it to the top three, I received good community feedback and reputation points. I believe that as more high-quality traders and information sources join, the network effect of @rumour.app will become stronger and eventually become an indispensable infrastructure for traders. And $ALT
As a value carrier of this ecosystem, its future potential is also worth looking forward to.